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    1 month ago

    I’m waiting to find out that an FBI informant put him onto it like pretty much every ‘foiled terrorist plot’ in the last 2 decades.

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    After the two advertised the sale of personal property on Facebook last month, the FBI enlisted an informant to respond to the offer and strike up a relationship. The informant later invited them to a gun range, where they ordered weapons from an undercover FBI official.

    Yeah, definitely don’t look too hard into the role of that ‘informant’.

    • @Rapidcreek
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      51 month ago

      Dats the way it works. The FBI loves their stings.

        • @Rapidcreek
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          21 month ago

          From another source I read that they were ISIS and had constructed a plan and had admitted to it. They got caught. Sorry if you’re sad.

              • @JayleneSlide
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                11 month ago

                Thanks for digging that up. The details in this article are a “refreshing” change from most of what we see when the FBI arrest a terror plot suspect. “Our agents befriended a quiet loner. They then cajoled, pushed, and prodded this reluctant teenager into making a bomb for them. QED, BITCHES!”

                Now I’m just waiting for Conservative d-bags (such as my parents) to start screaming about how we need to shut down the legal immigration too. The real kicker: they’re both immigrants.

                • @Rapidcreek
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                  21 month ago

                  Well, you can see details if you look for better news sources.

                  When you use words like conjoled, it’s obvious you have a preferred narrative. But, the fact of the matter is that the FBI is working a legal case. They aren’t persuading somebody to buy long guns. They’re just making it easy and possible. Criminals are dumb shits and go along with it.

                  As to your parents, I can’t comment. But, I am surprised Trump hasn’t used this story yet.